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Time of India
15 hours ago
- Business
- Time of India
Americans can snag a $600 bonus from major bank, just follow these 3 easy steps before August
Huntington bank $600 bonus offer draws attention as deadline nears- If you're looking for ways to earn free cash or boost your savings, there's good news for banking customers in select U.S. states. Huntington Bank is currently offering a limited-time cash bonus of up to $600 for new customers who open a qualifying checking account. This promotional deal has generated significant buzz among consumers searching for bank bonuses, free money offers, and financial incentives in 2025. How the Huntington bank bonus works for new checking customers? The Huntington Bank promotion offers two levels of cash bonuses depending on which checking account you open and how much money you deposit: Explore courses from Top Institutes in Please select course: Select a Course Category others Digital Marketing MCA Others Degree Product Management Data Science MBA Management Leadership Artificial Intelligence Cybersecurity Operations Management Project Management Healthcare Finance healthcare Public Policy Design Thinking Data Science PGDM Data Analytics Technology CXO Skills you'll gain: Duration: 16 Weeks Indian School of Business CERT - ISB Cybersecurity for Leaders Program India Starts on undefined Get Details $400 Bonus – For customers who open a Perks Checking account. $600 Bonus – For customers who choose the higher-tier Platinum Perks Checking account. Both offers come with specific conditions and timelines that must be met in order to qualify. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like The Fastest Way to Overcome Knee Pain and Swelling Wellnee Undo But if you're interested, you'll need to act quickly — the deadline to apply is August 15, 2025. Eligibility rules: Who can claim this free cash deal To qualify for either of the bonus offers, you must meet several important eligibility criteria: Live Events You must be a new personal checking customer. This means you cannot have had a personal checking account with Huntington in the last 12 months, and you must not have received any previous Huntington checking bonus within the past 24 months. You need to live in one of the following states where Huntington operates: Colorado, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, West Virginia, or Wisconsin. You must apply for the bonus offer by August 15, 2025 , using the correct promotional code when opening your account. How to earn the $400 checking account bonus with perks checking? The $400 reward is tied to the Perks Checking account, which is Huntington's standard personal checking option. Here's what you need to do: Open a Perks Checking account using a valid promotional code (available on Huntington's website or promotional emails). Make at least $500 in qualifying direct deposits within 90 days of opening the account. Qualifying deposits include paycheck direct deposits or government benefit payments via ACH; peer-to-peer transfers or Zelle payments do not count. Keep the account open for at least 90 days . Once all requirements are fulfilled, Huntington will deposit the $400 bonus within 14 days. This offer is great for people who want a simple, entry-level account with minimal financial commitment. How to unlock the $600 bonus with platinum perks checking? For customers who can deposit more money, the Platinum Perks Checking account gives access to the maximum bonus of $600. Here's how it works: Open a Platinum Perks Checking account using a Huntington promo code before August 15, 2025 . Deposit at least $25,000 in new money (funds that are not already with Huntington) into the account within 90 days . Maintain the account for at least 90 days . After the requirements are met, you'll receive the $600 bonus within 14 days . Although this version of the offer requires a higher deposit, it's ideal for those who have savings or incoming funds they can park in a checking account temporarily. Why this offer is trending with consumers looking for financial relief? In 2025, many Americans are actively seeking ways to maximize income, earn bank sign-up bonuses, and build emergency savings without taking on more risk. This Huntington promotion stands out because: The cash bonus is substantial — up to $600 just for opening and funding a bank account. There's no monthly spending requirement to qualify for the bonus. The time frame is reasonable, with 90 days to meet the requirements . The offer is from a reputable, FDIC-insured bank with a strong regional presence. With inflation still impacting household budgets, opportunities like this provide a simple way to earn extra cash — no loans, credit checks, or product purchases required. Before you sign up, make sure you understand the terms and potential drawbacks: New money rule : For the $600 offer, funds must be 'new' to Huntington, meaning they can't be transferred from an existing Huntington account. Qualifying direct deposits : Must be made via ACH. Payments through Venmo, Cash App, or similar platforms won't count. Account closure penalty : If you close your account before the 90-day minimum, you will forfeit the bonus. Tax implications : Bonuses are considered income, so you'll receive a 1099-INT form and may owe taxes on the amount. How to sign up and claim your bonus before august 15? Here's a simple step-by-step process to follow if you want to grab this Huntington checking bonus: Visit the official Huntington Bank bonus page. Choose either Perks Checking or Platinum Perks Checking based on how much you plan to deposit. Click 'Apply Now' and enter the promo code when prompted. Fund the account with the required qualifying direct deposits or deposits of new money . Keep the account open for at least 90 days . Wait for your bonus to be deposited within 14 days after you meet the terms. What customers are saying about the Huntington bonus offer? Many online reviews from current and past Huntington customers suggest that the bonus process is straightforward if you follow all the rules. People appreciate the fast payout timeline and the clear terms listed on the Huntington website. However, some note that customer service is crucial if you have questions, especially regarding what counts as a qualifying deposit. Is this bank promotion right for you? Here's a quick decision guide: This bonus may be a great fit for you if: You live in one of the 12 eligible states. You don't currently have a Huntington account. You're able to make qualifying direct deposits or transfer at least $25,000 in new funds. You're okay with keeping your account open for at least three months. However, if you've already received a similar offer from Huntington in the past two years, or if you don't meet the deposit conditions, you won't be eligible. On the Huntington $600 free cash deal: Huntington Bank's $400 and $600 checking bonuses are among the best bank promotions in 2025 for customers who meet the requirements. It's an easy way to earn free cash by simply opening an account and funding it with deposits you may already receive. With the August 15 deadline approaching, now is the time to evaluate your eligibility and act quickly. Whether you're building an emergency fund, trying to offset inflation, or just looking for smart banking rewards, this offer provides real value with minimal risk. FAQs: Q: How can I get the $600 Huntington Bank bonus in 2025? A: Just open a Platinum Perks Checking account, deposit $25,000, and keep it for 90 days. Q: What is the last date to apply for the Huntington Bank bonus offer? A: You must apply by August 15, 2025, to qualify for the free cash bonus.
Bloomberg
18-07-2025
- Business
- Bloomberg
Powell Replacement Needs 'Market Credibility'
On Bloomberg Businessweek Daily, Tim Stenovec and Sonali Basak talk with Bloomberg's Mike McKee on the necessity of possible Powell replacements having market credibility. Bloomberg News White House Editor Jordan Fabian also joins to discuss President Trump seeking the release of ggrand jury testimony from the prosecution of Jeffrey Epstein. Huntington Bank CFO Zach Wasserman joins alongside Bloomberg News Senior Editor Nina Trentmann to discuss earnings, as well as Walton Global Executive Vice President of Capital Markets Katie Hubbard discussing the 'gummed up' housing market and the impacts of tariffs. (Source: Bloomberg)
Yahoo
15-07-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Haslams grateful for ‘responsible way to support' Browns stadium funding after budget signed
This story has been updated with further comments. Gov. Mike DeWine opened the door for the Browns to fulfill their move to a proposed new stadium in Brook Park when he signed into law Ohio's two-year budget shortly before midnight June 30. That budget included $600 million to go to the funding of the $2.4 billion stadium project. Advertisement 'We respect the firm commitment and leadership that Governor DeWine, and the Ohio Senate and House have shown in their collaborative work to find a responsible way to support such a transformative project, one that will create a generational impact for our region and the State," Browns owners Jimmy and Dee Haslam said in a July 1 statement from the team. "Our fans deserve a world-class facility, and we are committed to building a state-of-the-art enclosed stadium that resonates with Cleveland, highlighting our loyal and passionate fans and the Dawg Pound, while also incorporating innovation, bold design, and an immersive experience. The new enclosed Huntington Bank Field will be completely fan-centric, a first-of-its-kind design in the NFL, and a dynamic venue that draws visitors from across Ohio and beyond, for concerts and significant sporting events throughout the year. "This premiere facility will anchor a major lifestyle and entertainment development and be a catalyst for one of Northeast Ohio's largest economic development projects ever and something our community will be proud of and can enjoy for years to come. We appreciate the support of State leaders and their belief in this transformative project.' The Browns' lease with the city of Cleveland for its current lakefront stadium, which was built in 1999 when the expansion team began playing, expires after the 2028 season. The team is planning to begin play at the new stadium in Brook Park in 2029. Advertisement Cleveland mayor Justin M. Bibb released a statement on social media. "We are deeply disappointed that the final state budget includes both a $600 million public subsidy for a domed stadium in Brook Park and changes to Ohio's Modell Law — provisions we strongly opposed and requested be removed," Bibb's statement said. "Relocating the Browns will divert economic activity from downtown, create a competing entertainment district, and disrupt the momentum of our lakefront redevelopment. It will also trigger substantial taxpayer-funded infrastructure upgrades — including highway reconfigurations and public safety enhancements — adding significant public costs on top of the stadium itself. We also remain firmly opposed to the changes in the Modell Law, which was enacted to protect communities that have made substantial public investments in their sports teams. Undermining this statute sets a troubling precedent and leaves cities like Cleveland with fewer tools to safeguard long-standing public assets. "We are embarking on a transformative journey to revitalize our lakefront into a thriving, accessible destination that inspires and unites our community," Bibb's statement continued. "For decades, Clevelanders have dreamed about the opportunity at our lakefront, and we want to deliver on that shared vision for the future. With major public investment, including $150M in state and federal grants, the city will deliver on transformational infrastructure that will unlock redevelopment opportunities and strengthen the waterfront's role in the region's future. We will continue to protect taxpayer resources and pursue this once-in-a-generation opportunity to reimagine our shoreline. Clevelanders deserve a world class lakefront, and we will deliver on that promise." The state budget includes a provision, originally proposed by the Ohio Senate, that gave the legislature control of $1.7 billion in unclaimed funds. It was within those funds that the $600 million was reserved for the new Browns stadium, while another $400 million is set aside for other stadium projects, including the Cincinnati Bengals' renovation of Paycor Stadium. Advertisement Those unclaimed funds come from a pool of $4.8 billion accumulated from abandoned paychecks and security deposits that haven't been claimed after a decade or longer. A legal challenge is still expected over the use of those funds. Former Ohio Attorney General Marc Dann and former state Rep. Jeff Crossman announced June 25 they would immediately file a lawsuit in Franklin County Common Pleas Court if the plan passes. Haslam Sports Group chief operating officer David L. Jenkins offered up an explanation for the funds in a letter to the fans released on July 1. "The state's construct is a 'performance grant' towards the stadium that will be paid back with incremental revenue generated by the project above a current state revenue baseline," Jenkins' letter to the fans said of the funds. "There has been no ask by the Haslam Sports Group to pledge existing tax revenue streams that would take away from other pressing community needs to fund this project. This economic development project will not only pay back but also provide all stakeholders an additional return on their investment. The Haslam family is also providing the State additional protection in the form of significant up front private dollars that will be held in escrow to ensure the State is made whole on its investment in the unlikely event the project falls short of its projections." The budget also modified the Modell Law, the 1996 legislation passed after the original Browns moved to Baltimore and became the Ravens. The city of Cleveland had sued the Browns using the Modell Law as an attempt to keep them in the city limits, while the team had sued in federal court to challenge the constitutionality of the law. Advertisement The law restricts the movement of professional sports teams that use facilities paid for with taxpayer money. The alteration to the law maintains those restrictions on moves beyond Ohio's borders, while permitting it to other municipalities within the state. The Haslam Sports Group on June 27 closed its $76 million purchase of the 176 acres of land where the new stadium and entertainment district will be built. The site, formerly a Ford Motor Co. plant, is bordered by Snow Road to the south, Engle Road to the east and state route 237 to the west, and sits across the street from the airport, which is inside Cleveland city limits. The Browns are coming off a 3-14 season in 2024, their worst record since going 0-16 in 2017. Rookies report for training camp on July 18, with the veterans reporting on July 22 before the first full-squad practice on July 23. Chris Easterling can be reached at ceasterling@ Read more about the Browns at Follow him on X at @ceasterlingABJ Advertisement This article originally appeared on Akron Beacon Journal: Ohio budget bill officially gives Browns $600 million for new stadium
Chicago Tribune
09-07-2025
- Business
- Chicago Tribune
Northbrook office tower goes on the market
Believing there is enough strength in the north suburban corporate office market to interest a buyer, the owners of a six-story Northbrook office building have placed it on the market. Michigan-based Farbman Group, an agent for the building owners, has retained the CBRE real estate services firm to facilitate the sale of the office property located at 40 Skokie Boulevard, they said. The building is 83% leased and contains nearly 110,000 square feet of rentable space along with 373 parking spaces, according to CBRE marketing materials. Medical office tenants make up 62% of the occupied square footage and the current owners recently came to an agreement on a 10-year lease with Huntington Bank. Moreover, the owners have come to terms on new leases, renewals and expansions for nearly 35,000 square feet of the building over the past year, the CBRE marketing materials added. The building was acquired for nearly $9.9 million in February 2016, according to Cook County records. They also indicate the owners received a nearly $9.3 million mortgage in late June 2019. That could be a reason why the owners are now seeking a buyer, suggested real estate industry expert George Mack, a principal with Cresa Capital Strategies, a commercial real estate advisory firm. Mack observed they may want to do a sale before any bank involvement or court-appointed service enters the process. 'By being proactive and bringing it to market they stabilize the asset and achieve higher values and then execute the sale without the bank having their claws in there scrapping for every last dollar,' Mack explained. Yet he noted building ownership currently has some advantages despite a local corporate real estate market that he described as 'fairly soft.' Mack noted office building vacancies are now about 28% in the area, so the 83% occupancy rate is ahead of the curve. 'You are outperforming what the market is doing there so that is certainly beneficial from an investment perspective,' he noted. Mack sensed medical-based tenants are another plus for the owners. 'Medical offices have been extremely resilient as they have been one of the better performing asset classes over the past five years,' Mack said. 'They perform well… and they are in locations that they don't really want to move.' A spokesperson for Farbman Group President Andy Gutman said in an e-mail, 'Ownership believes the timing is right to explore the market now that the building has been re-tenanted following the post-Covid period. 'They see this as an opportunity to gauge the recovery of the office sales market. Given the building's prime location in the heart of Northbrook, they consider it well-positioned for this assessment. Skokie Boulevard has outperformed other northern submarkets, and we believe that will be reflected in pricing and interest.' The building opened in 1987 and 40 Skokie Property LLC has owned the property since 2016, they added. CBRE spokesperson Casey Davison said there is no set asking price for the building and offers are due by the end of July. Davison added the building has a newly remodeled conference room and upgraded lobby and common areas.
CBS News
04-06-2025
- General
- CBS News
Man charged with robbing bank in Northbrook, Illinois; attacking tellers with pepper spray and fire extinguisher
A Chicago man has been charged with robbing a bank in north suburban Northbrook, and attacking tellers with pepper spray and a fire extinguisher. Emeril England, 25, is charged with one count of bank robbery. According to the FBI, England walked into the Huntington Bank at 1220 Meadow Road in Northbrook shortly before 9:30 a.m. on May 28, wearing a hoodie, a black hat, black gloves, and what appeared to be fake dreadlocks. Once inside the bank, he pulled out a water gun, and sprayed two tellers with pepper spray. He then pulled a fire extinguisher out of a black bag and sprayed the two tellers, who both ran into nearby offices. Surveillance video shows Emeril England using a fire extinguisher to spray two bank tellers after also attacking them with pepper spray, before stealing nearly $5,000 in cash in Northbrook, Illinois, on May 28, 2025. FBI A short time later, one of the tellers came back out and triggered the bank's alarm. Meantime, England had stolen $4,915 in cash from an unlocked teller drawer, and fled the scene in a silver Toyota Avalon. Using surveillance video and license plate reader cameras in the area, Northbrook police were able to track the car to England's apartment in Chicago. When officers served England with a search warrant, he told them the items they were looking for were under the bed, where police found a plastic bag containing a pellet gun, a dreadlocks wig, a black "SECURITY" hat, a can of pepper spray, a hoodie, a box of black nitrile gloves, and a large amount of cash. Police arrested England, who admitted to planning the robbery, including by ordering the wig online one week earlier, and bringing the pepper spray to intimidate people in the bank. He explained that when he got to the bank, he went to the restroom and grabbed a fire extinguisher to use to get the tellers away from the bank drawers so he could get to the cash inside. England made his first court appearance on Monday, and at his detention hearing on Wednesday, a judge ordered him to remain in custody while he awaits trial. The judge also ordered him to undergo a mental health evaluation, after the tellers at the bank told the FBI they believed England might be mentally challenged.
